Sentence examples for evolution continually from inspiring English sources

Evolution continually refines its creations by means of the naturally occurring mutations in DNA that are the raw material of natural selection.

Its evolution is continually monitored by the World Health Organization (http://www.who.int/influenza/vaccines/virus/201502_zoonotic_vaccinevirusupdate.pdf?ua = 1).

So it is comforting to hear Kermode say, point-blank, "It is simply inconceivable that anybody at the Globe... could have followed every sentence of 'Coriolanus.' "Again and again he reminds us that during his stylistic evolution Shakespeare was continually challenging -- training" -- his audience to accept novel and perplexing modes of delivery and exposition.

Thanks to its rapid evolution, the influenza virus continually slips away from the immune system and stays ahead of researchers' efforts to stymie it.

Furthermore, although we expect that HLA pressure acts continually throughout evolution, this pressure could be distributed randomly along the evolutionary paths, and consequently the influence of the known HLA of the patient would only appear at a tip of the tree.

Continually research evolution, its supporting points, and how it changes.

The evolutions of the HFC network and technology advances that continually drive the network evolution are concluded.

Zynga has also perfected "in-game evolution"—meaning the company is continually making enhancements to game play after it has shipped the product.

These results imply that the enzyme has been continually changing during evolution while still maintaining its function in cleavage of the mid-ZPd site.

Existing domains appear to be continually recruited during evolution of the ECM; a process favoring domains with the highest frequency (i.e., older domains) (Apic et al. 2003; Basu et al. 2008).

The superficially "negative" result that arbitrary repeats are highly abundant in randomized ciliate genes raises the question of how the cell distinguishes those direct repeats that function as pointers in IES removal from those that occur randomly, and continually arise in evolution.